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KRCL broke ground on a $7 million west-side hub that will add a 200-capacity music venue, new studios and an art gallery, with construction targeting completion by late 2027.
During the Saturday afternoon session of the LDS church’s 196th general conference, leaders introduced a new Primary General Presidency that will begin service in August.
Thousands of Latter‑day Saints will stand in a solemn assembly Saturday morning to sustain President Dallin H. Oaks. Read the history, schedule and attendance tips.
Salt Lake City School District will end its 54‑year Community Education program this July, affecting evening adult classes and dozens of staff.
Lehi’s new civic center opens this month with a two-floor library, expanded program rooms and a larger City Council chamber.
After a high‑profile ICE detention in August 2025, Salt Lake violinist John Shin completed his green‑card interview and his attorney says permanent residency could arrive within days.
A statewide roundup of 'No Kings' rallies and key Salt Lake City timings ahead of Saturday's demonstrations.
Logan City warns lithium-ion batteries can ignite in trucks and at the landfill; residents are urged to bag and tape cells and use the free HHW drop-off.
A 20,000‑pound LDS food shipment fed thousands at Switchpoint — and put a spotlight on a long-running gap in county funding for homeless services.
A Journal of Mormon Polygamy conference in Utah prompted backlash after panels questioned whether Joseph Smith practiced plural marriage. Organizers say it’s academic; critics call it revisionist.
Warming centers in Logan and Provo ran near capacity despite a milder winter; volunteers and donations are urgently needed as the Logan site prepares to close April 11.
Salt Lake’s Iranian community is split after U.S. strikes on Iran — some celebrated the attacks while others fear the fallout for relatives and a wider war.
Canyons School District has reopened consolidation proposals affecting Sandy elementary schools; two plans and March hearings could reshape neighborhood boundaries.
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